Discrimination And Lack Of Capital Keeps Black Farmers In The 1% Minority
Black farmers are dwindling in number as discriminatory lending practices make it hard for them to raise capital and retain land ownership....
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College Students At Risk Of Losing Food Stamp Benefits As Pandemic Relief Program Come To A Close
Researchers and policymakers examined what they called a "hidden crisis" and found that at least 30% of college students are food insecure....
Bountiful Careers in Agriculture
These are professional positions that cater to scientists, lawyers, and people with MBAs, with starting salaries above $40,000. But there is a shortfall of candidates...
In the News: ‘Guinness’ Names Samuel L. Jackson Highest-Grossing Film Actor; Black Farmers Settlement Approved and More
See what’s going on in the world with today’s compilation of news around the Web...
Washington Report: Updates from Capitol Hill
With the passage of the $5.7 billion supplemental appropriations bill (HR 4899) on Wednesday, members of the Congressional Black Caucus are hopeful that black youths...